Welcome to the Corfe Mullen Carnival website which we hope will give you all the information you require to maximise your enjoyment of the 2018 Carnival events.

Corfe Mullen is a Dorset hilltop village located close to the A31, 2 miles South of Wimborne and 3 miles North of Poole.

The objective of the Carnival is to provide the local community with the opportunity to participate in and enjoy a week of events held within the village.

The attractions are carefully selected to ensure that the Carnival provides something for all ages at an affordable price, making the event a great venue for all of the family.

The Carnival has been a major event within the village since 1967 and in 2016 we celebrated our 50th consecutive Carnival with the biggest and most successful event to date!

Carnival 2016 was always going to be a hard act to follow – but by following and building upon the model, we were able to donate more than ever to our supported organisations.

After the outstanding successes of the last two years, we just need the weather to be dry and a little less windy to have a chance of out-performing all previous years! As well as providing a great deal of enjoyment to many, this should result in ever-increasing contributions to the good causes selected for support this year. 

Your nominations for organisations to be considered for our support in 2019 are welcome: applications should be received by 31st October 2018.  The only mandatory requirement is that the services provided by the organisation should have the potential to benefit residents of Corfe Mullen.

I do hope that you will enjoy browsing our website and most importantly that you will join us on the 9th June 2018 to take part in and enjoy the various events detailed on the following pages.

David Mills

 

Corfe Mullen Carnival Chairman

After the snow had melted...

The rescheduled Selection Evening took place on Saturday 24 March. It was an enjoyable and successful evening with 7 boys and 13 girls hoping to become the Prince and Princess.

The successful entrants were:

  • Prince - Benjamin Jackson, aged 10, who goes to Lockyer's Middle School
  • Princess - Morgan Summerson-Watson, also aged 10 and goes to Lockyer's Middle School
  • Prince Attendant - Bailey Evans, aged 7, who goes to Henbury View School
  • Princess Attendant - Georgina Brindley, aged 9, who goes to Lockyer's Middle School